Sentence examples for storage substances from inspiring English sources

Elevated expression of Chalk5 increases chalkiness of the endosperm by disturbing the pH homeostasis in the endomembrane trafficking system in developing seeds, which affects the biogenesis of protein bodies coupled with a great increase in small vesicle-like structures, thus forming air spaces among endosperm storage substances, resulting in chalky grain (Li et al. 2014b).

Starch is one of the most abundant storage substances of plant.

Therefore, BTPC is thought to accelerate the metabolic flow for the synthesis of storage substances during pollen maturation.

Our results suggest that BTPC forms a complex with PTPC and monoubiquitinated PTPC (Ub-PTPC) to accelerate the accumulation of storage substances during pollen maturation.

Further investigation of Class-1 and Class-2 PEPCs is expected to provide more information of the metabolic pathway underlying the synthesis of storage substances in both bicellular and tricellular pollens during development.

There are an overlap which is largely represented by the cellular metabolic process (37.1%) in the two subcategories and in the subcategory "metabolic process," primary metabolic process (36.4%), macromolecule metabolic process (27%) and biosynthesis (19.6%) account for large proportions, suggesting active metabolism of storage substances such as oil, lignan and proteins.

Evolvulus alsinoides from Phetchaburi is the only plant sample that presented a storage substance on the adaxial epidermal cells, coincident with Metcalfe and Chalk (1950) treatment.

In rice grains, starch is the predominant storage substance that account for over 80% of the total dry mass.

In rice grains, starch is the predominant storage substance, constituting nearly 90% of the total dry mass.

Plants with fewer branches and siliques could distribute more storage substance into each seed with a resulting larger seed weight, indicating that 'sink' is sufficient in general oilseed plants.

Waxes also serve as energy-storage substances in plankton (microscopic aquatic plants and animals) and in higher members of the aquatic food chain.